Leica 1 non-interchangeable lens, black enamelled. Fitted with Elamr F.3.5 50mm lens with locking spring for the infinity position. Provision for clip on rangefinder, focal plane shutter speeds 1/20 to 1/500sec and tome. Leitz c.1933. Leica 1 non-interchangeable lens, c 1933 1928-1938
Collapsible folding bellows field or stand camera fpr negatices 3 1/4 x 4 1/4". Double extension tapered leather bellows, swing and reversing back, rising and tilting front lens panel. With rack and pinion focusing. Fitted with a symmetrical Doublet lens F.8 5.5" f.1 lens mounted in front of a Thornton Pickard roller blind shutter. Mahogany with brass fittings. c.1885 Collapsible folding bellows field or stand camera, c 1885 1880-1890
'The Exhibition' folding bellows field camera for negatives 4 3/4 x 6 1/2. Swing and reversing back, rising front and rack and pinion focusing. With tripod top of brass. With hinged ground glass screen. Fitted with an Aldis Anastigmat F.7.7 11" f.1 lens with rotating diaphragm. With Snap Shot Thornton Pickard type roller blind shutter with speeds 1/15 - 1/80sec. Mahogany construction with brass fittings and conical leather bellows. E and T Underwood, 1900. 'The Exhibition' folding bellows field camera 1900
Thornton Pickard 'Ruby' folding bellows field or stand camera. With triple extension, tapered leather bellows, swing and reversing back, rising front and rack and pinion focusing. Lens panel clips to the baseboard. Provision for a tripod. Fitted with an F.10 Aplanat lens by Lancaster. Made of mahogany with brass fittings. Thornton Pickard Manufacturing Co. c.1885. 'Ruby' Folding Bellows Field or Stand Camera and Darkslides 1880-1890
Challenge hand camera Model C. With three bookform double darkslides. J Lizars, 1906. Challenge Hand Camera Model C 1906
Twelve-20 box camera for No.120 rollfilm. Fitted with meniscus lens with two distance settings, near and distance. Shutter jas two speeds, inst. and time. Fitted with yellow filter operated by side lever. With waist level reflex type viewfinder. Covered in black leatherette. Coronet, c.1930. Coronet Twelve 20 Box Camera circa 1930
No/1 Panoram Kodak box camera for rollfilm No.1 negative size 2 1/4 x 7". Designed to take panoramic pictures. Meniscus lens and mount are attached to lever on the top of the body. There is no actual shutter. Exposure depends on the sweep speed. Eastman Kodak, c.1895 No/1 Panoram Kodak box camera for rollfilm No.1 negative size 2 1/4 x 7" circa 1895
Agiflash box camera for rollfilm No.127 8 exposures 1 5/8 x 2 1/4". With fixed meniscus lens. The shutter has one speed 1/30 with synchronised flash. It is an unusual oblong shape allowing for inbuilt battery. There is a direct vision viewfinder mounted on the top. Agilux, c.1954. Agiflash Box Camera circa 1954
Ernemann folding bellows camera for plates or cutfilm 2 1/2 x 3 1/2". Drop-front pull-out type. Manual focusing. Fitted with Ernemann Detective Aplanat F.6.8 105mm mounted in 3-speed shutter 1/25, 1/100 sec B. & T. With ground glass focusing screen and brilliant finder with plate holder. Wood and metal with black leather covering. c.1922 Ernemann Folding Bellows Camera and One Darkslide. circa 1922
Puck box camera for rollfilm No.120 giving 8 exposures 2 1/4 x 3 1/4. Fixed focus meniscus type lens in guillotine with two position shutter, instantaneous and bulb. Made of wood covered in imitation crocodile leatherette. Thornton Pickard, c 1920. 'Puck' Box Camera, c 1920 1915-1925
Coronet Flashmaster box camera with a fixed focus meniscus lens and synchronised one speed shutter 1/30 sec. With direct vision viewfinder mounted on top of the camera. Coronet, c.1955. Coronet Flashmaster Box Camera circa 1955
Box Tengor 54/2 box camera for rollfilm No.120 2 1/4 x 3 1/4". Fitted with a fixed focus Goerz Frontar Meniscus lens F.11. A strip of metal with three cut outs acts as stops. With two setting shutter: instantaneous and time and waist-level viewfinder. Zeiss Ikon A.G. c.1924. Box Tengor 54/2 Box Camera circa 1924
Zeiss Ikoflex II twin lens reflex camera fir rollfilm No.120 giving 12 exposures 2 1/4 x 2 1/4. With ground glass screen. Viewing lens is a Taronar Anastigmat with fixed aperture F.3.5 75mm f.1. Taking lens is a Novar Anastigmat F.3.5 75mm mounted in a ring setshutter with speeds 1-1/250sec B. With in built exposure indicator. c. 1937 Zeiss Ikoflex II twin lens reflex camera circa 1937
No. 2 Beau Brownie for rollfilm No.120 2 1/4 x 3 1/4. Fitted with a fixed focus Doublet lens and a two speed shutter; inst. and time. Choice between large and small stop. Fitted with two waist level viewfinders. Covered in black leatherette. Eastman Kodak Co. c.1920. Kodak Beau Brownie Box Camera 1920
Contessa Nettel 'lazy tong' folding bellows camera for plates or cutfilm 1 5/8 x 2 1/4". Front standard pulls out to infiniry. Fitted with Meyer Goerlitz double Anastigmat F.6.3 75mm mounted in a Pronto everset shutter speeds 1/25, 1/100 sec B. & T. Ground glass back with wire frame finder. Made of aluminum alloy covered in black leather. c.1920 Contessa Nettel Folding Bellows Camera and Components 1920
No.1A Ansco folding bellows rollfilm camera for No.116 2 1/2 x 4 1/4". Drop-front pull-out standard. After infinity, focusing by a lever mounted below the distance scale. Fitted with a Modico anastigmat F.7.5 mounted in an Universal No.1 shutter, speeds 1 1/150 sec B. & T made by the Ilex Comp. With brilliant optical waist-level viewfinder atttahed to lens standard. Wood construction with black leather covering. c.1914 No.1A Ansco folding bellows rollfilm camera for No.116 2 1/2 x 4 1/4" circa 1914
Thornton Pickard 'Victory' single lens reflex camera. With no reversing back. Rack and pinon focusing with focal plane shutter. Shutter speeds obtained by varying aperture with speeds a/10 to 1/1000 and T. Lens panel has rising front and is fitted a Wray Lustrar F.5.9 5" f.1 lens. Wood construction with metal fittings covered in black leather. Thornton Pickard Manufacturing Co. c 1920. Thornton Pickard 'Victory' single lens reflex camera, c 1920 1915-1925
Box camera with simple meniscus lens. Three stops marked sunny, overcast and dull. With shutter speeds instantaneous and time. Direct vision viewfinder is fitted to the top of the camera. c.1947 Box camera with simple meniscus lens. Three stops marked sunny circa 1947
No.8 Premo No.3A folding bellows camera for negatives 3 1/4 x 5 1/2 using plates or cutfilm. Drop-front pull-out standard type with single bellows extension. Lens panel has rising movement. Fitted with a Kodak ball-bearing everset type shutter, speeds 1/25 1/100 sec B. & T. With back ground-glass screen and brilliant waist-level viewfinder.Made of wood with black leather covering. c.1913. Eastman Kodak, 1914. No.8 Premo No.3A Folding Bellows Camera 1914
ARGUS 35mm collapsible camera. Fitted with an Argus coated in Cintar F.3.5 50mm and behind the lens diaphragm shutter, speeds 1/10-1/200sec. With rangefinder coupled to lens. With direct vision finder. c.1943 Argus Rigid 35mm Camera circa 1943
Folding Klito. Houghtons Limited. 1913. With three single metal darkslides. Folding Klito Camera 1913
Kodak box camera No. 0 Brownie Model A for rollfilm No 127 1 5/8 x 2 1/4. Meniscus type lens and drop -blade shutter with two settings, instantaneous and time. Body is completed with two waist-level viewfinders. Made of wood with black imitation leather covering. c.1903 Kodak Brownie No 0 Model A circa 1903
'Triple Vecto' folding bellows field or stand camera for negatives 4 3/4 x 6 1/2. With triple extension, tapered leather bellows, revolving back, rising and tilting front movement and focusing by rack and pinion. Fitted with a Symmetrical Doublet F.8 lens with wheel Stops. Mahogany with brass fittings. c.1900 Triple Vecto' folding bellows field or stand camera for negatives 4 3/4 x 6 1/2 circa 1900
Coronet Cub camera, negative 3 x 4cm. Body of aluminium alloy covered in black leather. Lens panel spring loaded. Fitted with a fixed focus mensicus lens F.II with a 2 position shutter, inst and time, synchronised for flash. With direct vision viewfinder built into body. c.1950 Coronet Cub Camera 1950
Kodak Duaflex II box camera for 12 exposures on No.620 rollfilm 2 1/4 x 2 1/4". Top lens for viewing only. Taking lens is a Kodar F.8 12mm with front cell focusing. the hooded magnifier is fitted to the camera top. WIth 2-positioned synchronised shutter and press button body release. Eastman Kodak, c.1950. Kodak Duaflex II box camera for 12 exposures on No.620 rollfilm 2 1/4 x 2 1/4" circa 1950
Meister Korelle single lens reflex camera for rollfilm No.120 giving 12 exposures 2 1/4". With gearwheels with speeds on one dial. With a standard lens fitted to this model, the Meyer-Optik Gorlitz Primotar F.3.5 85mm in a foucisng mount, a Carl Zeiss Tessar F.4.5 180mm in a focusing mount, and two canvas carrying cases. Kochmann c.1939. Meister Korelle Single Lens Reflex Camera 1950-1952
Roll film box camera by Ernemann for rollfilm No.120. Made of wood with a black leather covering. With meniscus lens and a rotating stop plate. F.12.5 F.25. The stop F.12.5 is operated at instanteous or bulb. F.25 can only be operated by bulb. With drop-plate shutter and waist level viewfinders. c.1920 Ernemann Box Camera for Rollfilm No.120 1920